Firemen to Attend Extension School At Knoxville Soon
Marion County firemen will study firemanship at a county wide school in Knoxville starting Sept 26 1951. The four week program led by Charles Locke of Iowa State College covers equipment handling pumper operation department organization and equipment maintenance with certificates issued to attendees. Chief Loren Jarman urges public support to reduce fires and losses statewide.
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Courtesy on the highway saves lives and dim headlights
Your Town Safety Congress urges dimming headlights at night to prevent temporary blindness and crashes. Drivers should lower high beams for the car ahead and for oncoming traffic to protect themselves and others on the road. Avoid dazzling others to safeguard futures.
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Des Moines OPS Enforces Regulations Against Meat Operator
Des Moines office of price stabilization moves to enforce OPS rules with strict compliance. A. J. Loveland, district director, says the first Towa case was filed in federal court Tuesday against Ray Johnson of Elk Horn for slaughtering five beeves without OPS registration and selling ungraded meat. A hearing in Council Bluffs October 1 will consider a preliminary injunction halting further slaughter until compliance is met. Loveland cites outreach efforts and warns that some refuse to comply while promising ongoing enforcement and upcoming court actions.
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Caney and Jahe Editor's Note Opens Series by Nollon
The opening column introduces Nollon a retired Bankers Life chairman and economist as he launches a series addressing the danger of war and the cold war era. He urges Americans to unite in a crusade for victory and to consider concrete steps to avert economic and military crises.
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Auto accident deaths of two Iowa children
Two young boys were killed in separate incidents in Iowa. Four year old James Craig died after running into his mother’s car near Aurelia. Sixteen month old Dean Landers died when his father backed a pickup from the driveway at Packard.
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Tomato grown by Mrs Brelsford sets size record
Mrs Fred Brelsford of Bouton picked a three pound six ounce tomato from her garden. The fruit measures seven inches across and nineteen inches in circumference, marking an exceptional specimen for the area.
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Fred Brelsford
Bouton
Unified Civic Crusade To Defeat The Cold War Challenge
A call urges Americans to unite in a loyal civic effort to solve grave national problems. Citizens should discuss issues weekly in an open, informal forum to promote world peace and welfare. Emphasizes acting vigorously and loyally in harmony with responsibilities as citizens.
Marion Co Duroc Junior Champion at Nebraska State Fair
Lincoln Roger Harper Pleas antville Ia won Junior Championship honors on his first place Duroc fall boar at the 1951 Nebraska State Fair in the largest Duroc show ever. Other wins by this herd included second senior spring boar second senior spring gilt and seventh senior spring boar. Louis Bleriot first flew the English Channel in 1909.
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